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Jay reveals some personal details about his biological proclivities in relation to finishing a sip of beer. Dan ruins Car Talk. And we both struggle to remember the name Rick Lazio, please. We also talk about a 21-year-old Siskel & Ebert “parody” gone awry before Jason learned the two ma …
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We discuss “My Show, Starring Me!” and Jay’s penchant for making sketches challenging rather than funny. Like, the thing they call art when you’re a grown up, unless someone told you the truth when you were a kid. Which no one did. Because Dan’s a good friend, or something.
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We discuss Dan’s obsession with jelly, as well as binary code and fire starting OS kill switches .
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In this episode we earn our explicit tag, talk about Father O’Malley, and prepare for the DJ Jazzy Jeff Renaissance.
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Dan and Jay are joined by little brother Steve! This week, we talk about a Star Trek “parody” and Steve brings up one of our earliest fake-things-pretending-they’re-real – our fake Ska band that never once performed a song, Rubber Chicken Knuckles.
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Dan and Jay discuss Jay’s amazing parody character-naming skills, Dan’s creation of Black Kool-Aid, and propose a brand-new meal deal to the good folks at Taco Bell.
Also, Community Service, Jay’s sketch show (featuring some classicDJCH characters, no less), needs your help to get ma…
Dan and Jay discuss Jay’s venture into offensive stereotypes: Father O’Malley’s 60-second sermon.
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